The war is already over, and Earth lost. Zero carries that knowledge every single day, hunting the only man who refused to accept it. This is a show about someone trying to do their duty to a system that broke him, crewed by the very machines that destroyed his family, chasing a legend who might be the only sane person left in the galaxy.
Earth and the machine men have ended their brutal war, though the peace feels less like reconciliation and more like surrender. Warrius Zero commands a hybrid fleet of humans and androids, still grieving the family he lost in the conflict. His mission: hunt down the legendary space pirate Captain Harlock, a task that seems designed to fail. As Zero pursues Harlock across the galaxy, cracks form in the fragile alliance between worlds. Strange inconsistencies emerge. Whispers of conspiracy grow louder. The more Zero investigates his target, the more he questions whether the peace he's sworn to protect was ever real, or simply a new kind of cage. Caught between duty to a fleet that mirrors his fractured world and the truth that threatens everything, Zero must decide what he's actually fighting for. Harlock becomes less an enemy and more a mirror reflecting uncomfortable questions about power, freedom, and what victory really costs. This is hard science fiction with a noir edge, where the line between soldier and rebel blurs with every revelation.